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What if your beloved animal gets referred to a veterinary specialist? Who are veterinary specialists? What all do they do? You might be surprised!
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When Expertise Doesn’t Fit in One Box (opens the original)
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In today’s short but sweet “deep-dive” episode, we’re joined by Davina Anderson from the European College of Veterinary Surgeons, to discuss the “dual diplomate” conundrum. How can a specialist have two specialties? And why? Listen along for insight into how this perceived paradox is quality assured, workflows for implementation amongst different specialties, and what it means for your pet, horse, or farm animal.
Summer Quickie: Goings-On & Transformations (opens the original)
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In this short summer episode, EBVS CEO Julie Rosser takes listeners behind the scenes for a look at where EBVS has come from, how much it has grown, and why transformation is now on the horizon. From EU recognition and advocacy to increasing complexity behind the scenes, discover what’s changing at EBVS and why the next chapter needs your voice.
Beyond the Protocol: how to earn the salaries we're worth (opens the original)
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Dr. Robert Trujanovic is the kind of specialist who sees a gap and builds the bridge himself. In this episode, the EBVS specialist in anesthesia and analgesia talks about pioneering one of Europe's only dedicated interventional pain services for small animals, why he went looking in human medicine for techniques that are now transforming outcomes for his patients, and how ultrasound became the game changer for his practice. But this conversation goes beyond the clinical: Robert is refreshingly h
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